By this time of year, I usually have my garden well underway. Let’s be clear – I don’t mean fruits and veggies, here. My city lot is surrounded by tall, mature trees that prevent only about a dappling of sunlight to get through to most areas of my backyard. But this year’s ridiculously expanded winter (yes, I know; I’ll be done with the subject – I’m as bored of talking about it as you are reading about it) has set me back a bit, so I’m only now scratching the surface in terms of proper dirt digging and plant potting. So, what do gardeners do whilst there’s a snowstorm in May? We shop! Here are some fun things I found that might entice the gardener in you too. (As always, click to shop!)
Aha Modern Living – Chapelwood Blue Bird Feeder, $40
Neiko – Fresh Market Bag, $55
Mudpuppy – Moonchimes Organic Hanging Bells 3′, $125
Anthropologie – Ormond Garden Pots, $20 – $228
Paulova Ceramics Dipped Garden Markers
Kontextür – Watering Cans, $49 – $95
Carousel Indoor/Outdoor Basket in Sky High, $34.95
Hable Construction – Gardening Gloves in Clementine Beads, $26
Barnacle Cube Pot, $58.00
Burren Perfumery – Gardener’s Hand Cream, 60ml €15
Japanese Hori Hori, $38.00 (I know this looks a bit dastardly, but when you have as many hostas that need dividing as i do, it’s a must!)
A variety of planters from Design Public, starting at $72
West Elm – Garden Work Table, $479
Terrain – Stacked Stripes Hat, $58
Blue Ceramic Pots, prices vary
Crate and Barrel Stainless Steel Oil Lamp, $19.95
Wild Rose Design Studio – 8-Pocket Utility Tool Belt Gardening Apron, $31.50
West Country – Classic Gardening Glove, $26
Anthropologie – Handwoven Saya Hammock, $98
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